Masala Kitchen

Make sure you call the store before you start. This is not open Monday to Wednesday. This is a definite visit place if you are from India especially if you are Mumbai. Almost all famous Mumbai snacks are available here. Pav Balaji, Samosa Pav are awesome. The ambience is ok but the painting on the wall covering all famous Mumbai roads, famous names is a creative idea.

My wife is south Indian and her parents mentioned Masala Kitchen when we said we were going to the farmers market. Devendra was super awesome! He went above and beyond to explain dishes to patrons, he has a little food display to help him, and he even tell over to an adjustment restaurant to get some ice when we asked! Then let's talk food. The food was excellent and authentic! We got some basic snacks - idli, fried peppers, and samosa pav. I didn't even know you get it pav but it was good. I hate cilantro (stupid soap gene) and they make everything to order and could just take it out! We'll definitely come back.

Wow! I had vada pav, aloo paratha with chole/yoghurt and sugarcane juice - all of them were fresh and tasted just like home made food. This is a hidden gem inside the New Castle Farmer's market. I would truly recommend this place to anyone wanting to indulge on non-creamy, non-oily authentic indian food. Don't get fooled by the empty tables - it is because of the COVID situation. They seemed pretty busy fulfilling many takeout orders.